car bra's . . . good protection or not?

[JShadzi at aol.com]

In defense of Jim, I was in CO recently, and noticed that rocks and stones are a major deal out there, seems most cars have broken headlights and crancked windshields because of it.  My buddies A4 has taken a serious rock beating since he moved to CO.  For functinalities sake and to keep your front end from being sand blasted, its not a bad idea.
Javad

> I've got a small hood guard on mine, it has kept my
> rock chips down to a minimum.  Judging by the way the
> paint, what's left of it, looks on the trim piece
> below my headlights, its doing a pretty good job.  If
> I take it off my paint looks perfect, except for the
> spot where some A@#hole keyed my hood, just another
> reason to have it on there.  Some Stonegard would have
> the same effect.  As for the seat covers, yea they
> look like crap, but my car had them it's entire life
> before I got it.  One of the reasons I bought it, the
> seats were brand new, and the car was far from rusty.
> I must admit that I tore the seat covers off 30 min
> after I picked the car up and never looked back.
>
>
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> Jim Green
> '89 90tq
> http://www.geocities.com/jeg1976/car_home.html
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